Isekai Rondo

I like it. It's not too hard even on hardest difficulty. This version of the game gives you more in game benefits than the mobile version.

Isekai Rondo is yet another Asdivine-like game from Exe Create and KEMCO, which basically tells you most of what you need to know about it right there. Basically: expect unique mechanics for all of your characters, extremely high mechanical power levels, and a lot of options which feel like they're verging on cheat powers. Given the theme of this game - isekai fiction, where the protagonist usually has cheat powers - it was quite fitting. So yeah, story-wise it was okay, nothing earth-shattering but fairly fun all around. Mechanically it was enjoyable but a bit too easy, as I was able to pretty quickly get and stay above the curve and never had to turn the difficulty down from Very Hard. It wasn't quite as much of a no-brainer as some of the Kemco games with more broken systems, but instead it was just one where I was permanently above the leveling curve. If you're in the mood for a decent-quality JRPG, about 15-20 hours for the main game and 22-27 hours for a 100% clear, Isekai Rondo isn't a bad choice.

I had hope that this one (my 44th Kemco Game) would be a little different. And the starting point with an alternate reality was interesting...but fear not...this is an 08/15 RPG without anything special (so far). It is one of those game where the description ultro easy is necessary. And I played on highest difficult..still fights even bossfigths are done with automatic. So don't waste even more money on the Pay to Win DLC....you won't need them! In fact there are so many ways to boost your characters.....it's no fun anymore! After the interesting start the game falls down to mediocre...no not right lower than that.....it is BORING!!!! There is no real story behind this....go into the dungeon, beat the boss to gain guild coins to raise your guild level. And with higher level you can go deeper into the (ONE) dungeon. Overworld? eehhh, maybe but so far I haven't seen it...you travel by coach. To raise your level you can also take guild quests....OMG, calling them quests would be a disgrace to real quests. Overall, not for one moment was there a moment of immerse with your characters....it was just hopping from one location to the next. The game is still too hard for you? That's what the Ingame Shop is for: a) every real day you can play roulett 3 times and win something b) every few fights (3 I guess) you gain 10 coins and can purchase items that may destroy the ballance of the game c) with the same coins you can forge items that absolutely destroy the ballance!!! d) not enough? How about planting some seeds to gain more stats? So can I recommend this game...let me think about it....NO, NJET, NEIN, NON

Giving this game a thumbs up. Like most of Kemco's RPGs it is very basic. The story is pretty cliche and the characters are as well. The battle system is fun, though it is not much of a challenge, you can literally auto battle through the entire game. I enjoyed my time with the game, sometimes you need a basic JRPG, which is what this game is. A fun 15 hour experience. Some things that make it different from other Kemco RPGs: - The main character has a mechanic where he can die and then reverse time to change his decision. Most of these are forced or simply clicking on the right spot, but they are funny and a few are clever. - Once character has an artifact to find on each stage. They do nothing but collecting them does make the character more powerful. - The game is based around passive buffs. It is a talked about mechanic in the game world. Figuring out how to get these buffs is cool. - One character can grow seeds, and if the plant that sprouts is alive at the end of battle, the character gains a permanent buff. - Famin - Eats anything you have in your inventory. She is one of the most broken characters in videogames. - In addition there are the usual Kemco/EXE Create stables, a premium type currency for a cash shop (note there is no way to actually buy this currency), growing seeds in real time to get items, an arena, and armor creation. As I said pretty standard but a fun time.

Another excellent Exe Create game with a unique twist, that starts simply, and expounds by the epic conclusion, deftly drawing the threads together into a satisfying experience.

mobile slop designed around selling you mtx (all the mtx paywall is removed in this version), mtx with the wrapper of a game. "game" offers 0 challenge even on very hard.

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This game needs to be flagged early access. There is a lot that seems to be missing for fundamentals. 1. There is no tutorial. A few help and information screens pop up but nothing that really tells you how to access menus and basic game-play. It is easy for an experience gamer to figure out but a new or younger gamer could struggle. 2. This game is optimized for a controller. You cannot use the mouse to click on the options on screen. Typical ASDW and Arrow keys to move. Space gets you started but you have to figure out to use E or F to access mentions and Q for MAP. 3. There is no exit. You have to close the winder to exit the game. Even on the "system" menu you can save and load but there is no exit to menu or exit application. 4. Difficulty balancing needs to happen. There is no real difference in difficulty and seems to be mainly based on luck of your magistone rolls/drops. Game has potential. I would recommend if it was early access but if this is a finished game I could not. Hopefully devs are watching and are still updating.